Sentence examples for flows too from inspiring English sources
Aid flows, too, might be re-evaluated.
Data flows too, tend to be centralised, even when they needn't be.
Occasionally, this hauntological stream flows too quickly, and the insight gets diluted.
If Japan's promised aid flows too quickly, that might be another way he tries to wriggle off the inspections hook.
We can't go back to the days when rating agencies made their money by selling big books of statistics; information flows too freely in the Internet age, so nobody would buy the books.
The stern mindset of New England rejected such furbelows: "The Puritan blood still flows too briskly in my veins to allow me to relish over much the Christmas tree," observed the progressive writer, Lydia Maria Child, in 1845.
The runs were flowing too fast.
"Then if my adrenaline was flowing too much, I had to settle down," he said.
"Credit has been flowing too quickly," he told the official New China News Agency today.
Poor training conditions and sleep options, I just wonder where all the money was flowing too.
